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Hello my name is Kirsten I'm from Denmark and I'm very interested in learning Japanese. I have been teaching myself, for a little over a year now, and I feel like I'm making progress. I just finished my education as a zookeeper, and i feel like now is the time to go fullfill some of my dreams. One being going to Japan, so I am currently planning a trip to Japan this autumn, which I'm really looking forward to. I would like to be better at speaking the language, so I signed up here hoping to find some nice people to help me progress even further. :)
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Jasmina
German
Oct 6, 2015
vielen lieben Dank! Ich habe auch eine Menge gelernt... :)
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  • Answered
    Personally my favorite Danish band at the moment is "Liga". There is also artists like Shaka Loveless and Joey Moe. These are all mostly pop artists. I'm also a big fan of the Danish band "Nephew". But it all comes down to what your preference in music is. :)
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    September 30, 2015
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    Well as David said "Remembering the Kanji" is great. I started out learning japanese from koichi on textfugu, it is a bit expensive, but its really amazing and i guarentee you learn a lot, not only kanji but also grammar and vocab. He is quite fun at times as well and writes about how to study as well, how to get good habbits. I have only good things to say about textfugu, i learned a lot. Maybe it can halp you too :)
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    June 22, 2015
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  • Answered
    Well as far as i know these feelings are very seldomly worded. 好き and 大好き are the most common i suppose. While 愛する is very very rare. But i am neither japanese or live in Japan, but this is what i have come to understand. This worded affection should not be used so freely as "i love you" in Japan love is shown by actions rather than words. ^^
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    June 22, 2015
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    Uhh there are so many things, hmm let me see..

     

    My animals

    Rain

    Snow

    Silence

    WiFi

    Family

    Books

    Chocolate

    Food :P

    and for the materialistic one my iPad

     

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    June 22, 2015
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  • Commented

    Practise really is the only way.. But if you sit down and go through them daily it shouldn't take longer than a few days to memorize :) Maybe this will help you a bit: http://www.tofugu.com/guides/learn-hiragana/

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    June 22, 2015
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    This is something that really bothered me, and sometimes still does. But what helps me is that さ and ちboth looks like the opposite. If you look at ち (chi) it kind of looks like a S (for sa) and on the other hand the buttom part of さ (sa) looks like a c (for chi), so you have to think kind of backwards, but it helped me, maybe it can help you too :) This can backfire a lot too though, so be careful!
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    June 22, 2015
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